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Mayor Carty Finkbeiner’s chief of staff, Robert Reinbolt, used his position and influence in an attempt to find his family’s lost pet, a dog named Erin.
The Finkbeiner administration may have allowed a cumbersome precedent to become established by allowing private use of public services. Anyone may now reasonably expect the same access to public communication for their lost pet as Mr. Reinbolt received for his.
A public servant that truly has a servants heart would grasp this opportunity to establish a public bulletin board of some sort, perhaps via the internet. A public domain where families could post a description, maybe even download a picture of a wandering pet. Then any citizen who sees a stray dog or cat can attempt to reunite it with its family.
But no, not in Toledo, leave it to Toledo City Councilman Frank Szollosi to throw a wet blanket on a heart warming human interest story. Not since Mistress Cruella De Vil obsessed about making a fur coat from the skin of 101 Dalmatian puppies have I seen such a heartless shrew exhibit a more callous disregard for one of God’s creatures; and of a family in distress.
Toledoans love their pets Mr. Szollosi; honestly I think the city is growing tired of your continual attempts disparage the Mayor. Give it a rest Mr. Grinch. Get some help Frank.